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Originally Posted by soggyindo

great post and rep added. nicely laid out. one newb question - when you say Originally Posted by ~ Cyberian ~ 4. Spam elements on your web pages Search engines don't like spam. If search engines find out that you use cloaking, hidden text, doorway pages or any other spam technique on your web pages then it is extremely likely that your website will be penalized. Required action: Remove all spam elements from your web pages. Just because your website hasn't been penalized yet doesn't mean that search engines won't find the spam elements in the near future. I've had google trouble lately, not appearing for a search on the domain name. All my domain sites are freely hosted (usually on blogger or googlepages), and they forward out of godaddy cloaked - just to avoid the ugly mydomainname.blogspot.com in the title bar. Is this sort of cloaking bad in google's eyes? it seems pretty normal activity to me. Or are my inward links just invisible to google because they go to my mydomainname.com, rather than the actual page content (mydomainname.blogspot.com)?

Hello Friend as I said in another thread. I think you need to move on with this freely hosted stuff and buy a good hosting. It is still considered as cloaking if the redirect is not SEO friendly.

Please check if your redirect is SEO friendly one or not.

You can check it from here: http://www.webconfs.com/redirect-check.php

If it is SEO friendly then do some things like:

- Good Unique content on the site itself.
- Relevant links from relevant sites, rather then just link farms.

If I was in your place I would not have waited even for 1 second and would have moved on with buying my own hosting. It is not that costly and you have better control on your site.

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